Balmaceda

Balmaceda is a town located in the Aysén Region, in southern Chile.

It is known for its access to several of the region’s most impressive natural destinations, such as Laguna San Rafael and Cerro Castillo National Park.

This destination is perfect for nature lovers, offering landscapes of mountains, glaciers, lakes, and forests that invite adventure and disconnection.

Balmaceda is close to the city of Coyhaique, making it an excellent starting point to explore Chilean Patagonia.

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Highlights in Balmaceda

The Marble Cathedrals are an impressive geological formation located in General Carrera Lake. These marble formations, created by thousands of years of erosion, have a bright white and blue color that reflects in the lake’s waters, creating a spectacular view. They can be visited on boat excursions.

Catedrales de Mármol

Cerro Castillo National Park is known for its imposing mountain, Cerro Castillo, which rises more than 2,500 meters above sea level. This park offers challenging trekking routes and beautiful landscapes of mountains, valleys, rivers, and lagoons. It is a paradise for hikers and photographers seeking to capture the natural beauty of Patagonia.

Parque Nacional Cerro Castillo

Laguna San Rafael is famous for its impressive glacier, the San Rafael Glacier, which descends into the lagoon. It is a popular destination for boat excursions, where visitors can get close to the enormous floating ice blocks and enjoy a unique natural environment.

Laguna San Rafael

Puerto Bertrand is a small town located on the banks of the Baker River, known for being one of the most powerful rivers in Chile. It is an excellent place to enjoy activities such as fishing, kayaking, and rafting, in addition to offering spectacular landscapes of mountains and forests.

Puerto Bertrand

The Cascada de los Maquis is a beautiful waterfall located near the town of Balmaceda. This hidden corner of Patagonia offers a tranquil and natural experience, perfect for those who enjoy the beauty of the surroundings and wish to explore the trails around the waterfall.